A Web Application Firewall (WAF) that sits in front of and protects your web assets from online threats. In this case, Teler-WAF is a free WAF that protects Caddy web server and the sites behind it against from OWASP Top 10 Threats, known vulnerabilities, botnet, malicious crawlers and other attacks. This tutorial will explain the […]
Blocking Enumeration Web Attacks Attackers frequently scan the open web for vulnerable targets using automated enumeration scripts. These scripts identify live IP addresses and then employ dictionary attacks against common routes to map potential attack surfaces. In this article, we will demonstrate a practical approach to mitigating these threats. We’ll leverage Fail2ban, a powerful application […]
I wanted a way to automate some of the basic actions I take when connecting my iPhone to the car. I always open Waze and always listen to YouTube music. Then I started looking online for what others have done, then customized it to my needs. Navigate Home This Shortcut will provide you a customized […]
Gmail accounts have begun rejecting Emails without DMARC Gmail accounts have begun rejecting emails from hosts that do not have a DMARC authentication mechanism. It may just be the beginning, as other mail servers may follow suit. DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication Reporting & Conformance) shows that that mail server is allowed to send emails on […]
With the release of Scaled Agile Framework 4.0 a new 4th level is added to the freely available knowledge base. It is for a higher level of operation for larger organizations, providing a greater value stream for those businesses that have both software and systems engineering teams, developing both hardware and firmware (embedded software). Scaled Agile, the […]
I’ve recently been working with a number of scrum teams, across a few different organisations, and I’ve started to notice a bit of a trend with regards to agile practices dropping by the wayside. Now, this might be a sweeping generalisation, but I’m noticing something of a correlation between Scrum teams who are struggling, and […]
I want a number, a metric, that tells me how productive our teams are” challenged my former Head of IT, some years ago. Certainly, it’s a reasonable request to ask how productive a team (or a whole system) is. But first let’s look at the why behind the question. Why do we measure productivity? […]
We’re in a retrospective. This was after a major event, so we discussed a few of the things that have gone awry, like delayed integration with other teams, unfinished stories, and then how we’re going to fix them. All in all, a good open discussion. And then, as we’re getting ready to close the session, one […]
Thought Exercise One Let’s say for the moment that I am the CIO of a mid-sized company. I have a team of 100 or so people building software. Let’s also say that those 100 people are largely dedicated to 10-15 smaller products, there are few dependencies between those products, and we are currently using traditional […]
Have you ever been to a Daily Scrum meeting that took more than 15 minutes? Maybe even 20-30 minutes or longer? Mostly those daily meetings are hated by Developers. They are long and unproductive (I have seen "stand-ups" which took more than one hour). Assuming that people’s daily productivity cycle lasts about 5 hours, the […]